So Cal seems to be a little more immune to market corrections, but since townhouses are usually the first to depreciate before SFRs in a down cycle (from what I hear) I don't want to get caught without a chair when the music stops so to speak, especially if I don't see that this place would be a cash flowing property if I had to hold onto it.

Currently I work for an online marketing company as a Director of Sales.  

I am the Director of Investor Services for Home Rental Services in Overland Park KS.  

If you don't find an agent you like after a bit, let me know with a PM and I'll be happy to talk to some of the other LA-based state directors I work with within the California Association of Realtors, I'm sure one of them will be able to help you out, and they're often the best of the best.

I dealt with several different accounts as Director of Maintenance and Construction, for a management company.CAPEX accounts were generally set up for a predetermined Scope of Work, usually at the time purchase or a refinance.Some lenders required a replacement reserve account for such instances as you described.

I work in the quality part of the business (Director of Quality), making sure the devices work and meet the law and such.  

I can connect you with our Finance Director, my firm is able to get some great rates and terms. 

I was a sales director and educator in the SDIRA business for five years before moving on to something new (thank you Jesus) and I can confirm that Ian's suggestion to lend funds between non-disqualified persons is infact prohibited.

Then I scraped the older steam furnance... 150$... then a couple of chairs here and there for the patio... 50$, Limestone for decorating the outside 100$.

You may even be able to find an acquisition director to review your offering.